%0 Journal Article
%T HIPERTENS O ARTERIAL NA DOEN A RENAL CR NICA EM PEQUENOS ANIMAIS 每 REVIS O DA LITERATURA
%A Andr谷 Luiz Baptista Glvˋo
%A Juliana Corr那a Borges
%A Manuela Cristina Vieira
%A Guadalupe Sampaio Ferreira
%J Nucleus Animalium
%D 2010
%I Funda??o Educacional de Ituverava
%X A doen a renal cr nica (DRC) 谷 caracterizada por les es estruturais irrevers赤veis, que podem evoluir progressivamente para uremia e fal那ncia renal. Ap車s a instala  o inicial da les o renal, ocorremmudan as estruturais e funcionais adaptativas dos n谷frons remanescentes, na tentativa de manter a homeostase, principalmente quanto 角 regula  o do volume e da composi  o do fluido corporal extracelular. A hipertens o sist那mica 谷 uma das complica  es cardiovasculares mais frequentemente reconhecidas da DRC em c es e gatos. Os 車rg os mais afetados pela hipertens o s o os que est o envolvidos na regula  o do fluxo sangu赤neo (cora  o) e os que cont那m extensas redes arteriolares ou capilares (olhos, c谷rebro, rins). Nos rins a hipertens o esta associada a presen a de protein迆ria e progress o de dano glomerular. Desse modo, apresentamos esta revis o de literatura com objetivo de descrever as altera  es sist那micas relacionadas com o envolvimento da doen a renal cr nica com a hipertens o arterial, como tamb谷m sua patofisiologia, recursos em diagn車stico, condutas e op  es terap那uticas a serem adotadas com o paciente.Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is characterized by irreversible structural lesions can developprogressively for uremia and chronic renal failure (CRF). After first renal lesion, occur structural and functionalalterations in remaining nephrons, with objective to maintain homeostasis, mainly for the volume and thecomposition fluid extracell. Systemic hypertension is the most important cardiovascular complications in CKDin the dogs and cats. Organs more affected by hypertension are these involved in the regulation sanguine flow(heart) and others that contain extensive arteriolares or capillary nets (eyes, brain, kidneys). In the kidneyshypertension is associated with proteinuria presence and progression glomerular damage. This way, the objectivethis literary revision was to describe systemic alterations related with the involvement chronic renal disease witharterial hypertension, as well as your pathophysiology, resources in diagnosis, conducts and therapeutic optionsfor be use in the patient.
%K C o. Gato. Doen a Renal Cr nica. Hipertens o. - Cat. Dog. Chronic kidney disease. Hypertension.
%U http://www.nucleus.feituverava.com.br/index.php/animalium/article/view/369/541